Fungi friday:four types of very charming mushroom variants

hello friends #fungifriday everyone
As usual every Friday arrives, I have prepared four variants of mushrooms that I want to display in this wonderful community where the four variants of mushrooms that I found happened to be in the same place a few days ago, these four types of mushrooms that I found really stole my attention to take some of this amazing mushroom collection.

Let's look at this first one, having a chocolate hat is certainly very beautiful in view, I did not expect to find one of these very popular types of mushrooms, they are often referred to as gymnopus dryophilus mushrooms. This type of mushroom is very rarely seen, but this time I found them growing under coffee trees around which were full of rotting coffee leaves.I cleaned the coffee leaves that had accumulated around this mushroom, after that I took some parts of this beautiful mushroom species.

Continuing in the second part not so far from the first type of mushroom that I found I again found one type of mushroom that is very similar to a long trumpet, oh.... No, I saw this type of mushroom so it was remembered on New Year's Eve because its body with a long trunk and buds very similar to a trumpet and I did not waste this very beautiful opportunity to take some of its collections.

Unlucky... There is another that makes me shiver seeing this one mushroom, has white buds and has a colored stem this is amazing with the beauty of this mushroom, with several color variations that this type of mushroom has, of course, more fascinated by its beauty, this marasmius epiphyilus mushroom I found on a pile of coffee leaves, to aim at this mushroom of course I have to clean first in the area of the pile of coffee leaves because this mushroom is in a very position It's hard for me to take pictures.

I thought that what grew on the former pieces of sugarcane trees was only part of the type of moss, it turned out that my guess was wrong, they belong to one type of orange slime mold, I saw closely interesting from this slime mushroom they have small pores or holes all over their bodies, I did not expect them to grow on sugarcane trees, This type of mushroom can grow everywhere, and I tried to photograph several different angles of this part of the Metatrichia mushroom's body.

The four types of mushroom variants above represent my contribution to the #fungifriday made by @ewkaw

Thank you very much to all friends who have taken a little time to read my post, hopefully it can be useful for all of us.
greetings from me @furkanmamplam